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In my habitat!

Yea,looking at the picture,you cant really pin it to the caption.Wait nah,make I land before you bury me.I have always nursed this ambition of practsing Journalsim even though I didn't study anything close to it in the University.I knew I had the vibes in me.I was certain about it like nothing else.Been doing broadcasting for over 18 months now,right after leaving the Financial sector.I am discovering other areas in my career and I'm loving it.The picture above describes what I have just started out with.Yarning with the "who is who" in our society.I am targetting someone,when I hit my target,I will bring you the detail.I am humbled and honoured all at the same time.I am in my habitat!

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Ogar said…
Oh Amanda!.I am so glad to read this.You have been nursing this ambition from sec school days.You are living your dream now.Well done sweet girl.
December 18, 2011 at 6:45 PM
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